A solution in terms of mock modular forms for the q-Painlev\'e equation of the type (A2+A1)(1)
Abstract
We present a solution of the (A2+A1)(1) q-Painlev\'e equation in terms of the μ-function. The μ-function introduced by Zwegers is the most fundamental object in the study of mock theta functions. The results of this paper give us an expectation that the theory of mock modular forms and the τ-functions of discrete integrable systems are closely related.
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